Gentell DKC71164 - Xeroform Petrolatum Impregnated Dressing Xeroform™ Square 2 X 2 Inch Sterile - 150/Case
Xeroform petrolatum impregnated dressing from Gentell, a sterile 2 x 2 inch square gauze dressing with 3% bismuth tribromophenate.
This product can be found in our First Aid & Wound Care -> Wound Dressings -> Dressings section.
- SKU
- 100-388212CS
- Material
- Gauze
Description / Gentell DKC71164 - Xeroform Petrolatum Impregnated Dressing Xeroform™ Square 2 X 2 Inch Sterile - 150/Case
The Gentell Xeroform petrolatum impregnated dressing is a sterile gauze dressing in a 2 x 2 inch square. It is similar to Gentell's petrolatum gauze dressings, with 3% bismuth tribromophenate added. You can order it by the pack or by the case.
- Similar to Gentell's petrolatum gauze dressings, with the addition of 3% bismuth tribromophenate
- Made for use when a mild medication or deodorizing dressing is required
- Listed uses include post-operative applications, 1st and 2nd degree burns, and skin grafts
- Petrolatum impregnated gauze dressing
- Square shape, 2 X 2 Inch
- Length: up to 4 Inch
- Material: gauze
- Strength: 3%
- Sterile
- Sold as 25/Pack or 150/Case
Check that the 2 x 2 inch square size fits your needs before ordering.
More Information
| Unit Of Measure | Case |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Item Number | DKC71164 |
| Manufacturer Name | Gentell |
| Manufacturer Number | DKC71164 |
| Application | Xeroform Petrolatum Impregnated Dressing |
| Brand Or Series | Xeroform™ |
| Qty Per Unit of Measure | 150 |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Dimensions | 2 X 2 Inch |
| Length | Up to 4 Inch Length |
| Material | Gauze |
| Shape | Square |
| Strength | 3% Strength |
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